The One Who Forgets

We have been very hard on Mom because she forgets. Her memory is so bad that she fails to remember to take the medication that might help her to remember.

I think we need be more mature and understand that this lost of memory isn’t because she was disinterested so stop feeling personally injured ever time she said she forgot. The important part is that my mom never forget how much she loves her children and regardless to the pain we caused her and still cause her, she bounces right back to run and help whenever we need her to.

There is lots of love in my family and my mother is the frailest with hers. She wears her heart on her sleeve and often it is hung out dry

The One Who Forgets

Those menial tasks now seem elusive

Have trouble planning then your best plans treated obtrusive

Everything you feel confident that you have done

Only someone says you left out the critical one

No longer do you feel a pat of praise

Efforts go unrewarded nowadays

When you walked in a room to share a thought

How quickly it slipped you by and when asked you forgot

One practice you made of writing things down

Found no sign of your notes lying around

Original ideas gone like a puff of smoke

Remembering is hard and you even forget what you spoke

God has given you a greater faculty than all of these

Each memory is fleeting but know this please

The love you have and share for us children never goes away

So Mummy, WE REMEMBER YOU and pray you have a

Blessed Mother’s Day!

 


 

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